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Technology Strategy (TechStrat) Fusion aligns technology investments with core business objectives, positioning technology as a strategic asset in the digital revolution. This approach merges TechStrat with Business Strategy, which often operates under separate frameworks for embracing technology and achieving significant business goals. Its inherent complexity demands flexibility for effective implementation. This paper examines whether Agile methodologies offer a successful pathway for delivering iterative and user-centric solutions. Agile principles, including feedback loops, address the challenges of TechStrat Fusion, enabling organisations to manage technology adoption complexities and deliver value rapidly. This study presents two distinct case studies – one from the financial services sector and the other from the manufacturing industry – ­demonstrating how Agile methodologies and the Design Science Research (DSR) model facilitate strategic alignment and measurable improvements in operational performance. Key benefits include generating revenue growth by identifying hidden streams and accelerating time-to-market, enhancing customer satisfaction through a deeper understanding of customer needs, and increasing efficiency by streamlining processes and eliminating bottlenecks. The focus extends to improving patient care quality through IoT technologies and reducing operational costs by aligning technology initiatives with ­business goals. Future research should explore integrating emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and Blockchain, expanding applications across various sectors, and establishing advanced metrics for evaluating implementations. Conducting longitudinal studies will provide deeper insights into the framework’s long-term impact, ensuring that TechStrat Fusion remains effective in the evolving landscape of strategic technology adoption.

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